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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1926
Page
1
Deputy from Woodman district works on order in Were area awaiting class adoption on the 28th. John’s Lutheran church hosts an event related to the incident and job postings appear to be part of the discussion.
The page records varied personal notes including thanks to friends for support during illness, updates on residents such as Predd ie Miller Cris Hagerman and the Morton family, a meeting summary, a listed auction of household goods and livestock, a free movie at Rex, and travel reports about Clarence Hiatt and family visiting Iowa relatives.
Local notices report wood for sale and farm equipment, a death in California, and community items from Odell and nearby towns. The Odell Oracle notes Tra Yager’s death, blizzard memories, cattle losses, and upcoming meetings while theater notes praise Sam Friday’s Dramatic Co. performances at Rex theatre in Diller.
An old time cough remedy from Riker's Menthohated white compound with tar liver extract and eucalyptus offered as a 50 cent 7 oz bottle. The product promises pleasant taste and relief from inflamed parts and nerve racking spasms of coughing.
Beatrice community club hosts Prof Morton on lifelong learning noting education begins before school and continues through life. He argues daily advancement in mind body and spirit is essential and praises local Beatrice High School orchestra and club for showing progress through practice.
Meyer Kauppel of Diller and Marie Knupple of Odell were married Sunday at St Pauls church. Rev Otto Bern er officiated with few guests. A wedding dinner followed. They will live on the groom's farm three miles SE of Diller.
An unclear collection of words hints at an obituary or death notice but many names and details are unreadable. The legible segments reference death and a person possibly named Jemoor or Jemoore with uncertain context.
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